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Comments for this answer How do you reduce Java logging boilerplate code? strongly suggest not to use loggers as instance member variables. I can think of two negative side-effects:

1) superclass logs with the subclass's logger

2) object cannot be serialized (unless marked transient)

But if serializing is not necessary and logging with subclass name is not a problem, is there anything else why it should be avoided? I think it reduces boilerplate code and avoids copy-paste errors while copying logger variable definition from one class to another. Even Spring framework (which I believe has very good coding standards) uses this method.

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Plus from an abstract point of view, the logger really does belong to the class and can be shared between all instances, rather than each instance needing its own private copy, so it makes sense to declare it as static. Flipping your question around, what advantages does it have to making it non-static? (Being able to pass getClass() into the getLogger() call instead of passing in the class constant is the only thing I can think of, and that's such a tiny thing).

The only real situation I see for using a shared logging instance is something like the Apache commons HttpClient logger httpclient.wire which is shared between several classes for logging the contents of the requests and responses sent through the client. This particular logging situation does not log information for the actual implementation of the package, it logs information about the whole http "transaction".

Captain Buckman earned first place in caber toss and sixth in double buck and pulp toss. Mistaya Raiman placed first in horizontal speed chop, second in vertical speed chop, third in caber toss, sixth in pulp toss, as well as fourth for Belle of the Woods. David Wickwire earned second in horizontal hardhit chop and sixth in double buck. New team member Caleb Speed competed in obstacle pole and stock saw.

Like most varsity sports, the Puget Sound football team has a busy schedule during their off-season. The team recently started spring ball the week after spring break (March 11-15) and has been completing an advanced conditioning class since the start of the semester.

After lifting is complete, the team has a positional meeting where they must have their notebook and a post-workout meal in hand. In the afternoons, players must be on the field 15 minutes prior to the start of practice Monday-Thursday.

The Rise and Glide series is brought to you by the Paddle Logger team, produced by David Walker and hosted by Holly Pye in the UK and Maddie Leblanc in Canada. Over 11 episodes these two interesting and entertaining hosts open up the world of SUP with a varied range of guests.

Despite being one of the smallest competing teams, University of Nevada, Reno's logging sports team, Nevada Loggers, won big at the 73rd annual Sierra-Cascade Logging Conference's Logging Sports Exhibition, held Feb. 10-12 in Anderson, California.

By participating in the exhibition, the team showcased their passion for forestry, deepened their knowledge of forest science, connected with industry experts, and carried on the legacy and skills of America's lumberjacks, while earning recognition for their expertise.

The team also participated in other exhibition events, such as horizontal chop, in which they chopped a short log in half with an axe for time, as well as single and double bucking, in which they sawed a mounted log in half using a crosscut saw for time.

Nevada Loggers is advised by Assistant Professor and Whittell Forest & Wildlife Area Director Sarah Bisbing. The team welcomes new University student members, regardless of major, school year or experience level. For more information, contact Hunter Noble.

March 19, 2021 marks the 45th anniversary of the 1975-76 Puget Sound men's basketball team winning the NCAA D-II Championshionship. The Loggers beat Tennessee-Chattanooga, 83-74, to clinch the national title. In the championship game, Brant Gibler led the Loggers in scoring with 22 points, and Curt Peterson scored 20 points.

"The 1976 team is the standard of excellence that every Logger men's basketball team since has been trying to match," said Puget Sound men's basketball head coach Aubrey Shelton. Shelton '05 MAT '06 was an All-Northwest Conference honoree during his playing days with the Loggers. As a student-athlete, Shelton won two NWC titles and made a couple of NCAA D-III Sweet 16 appearance. "As a player, I played an alumni game against Rick Walker, one of the stars of the '76 team. I was warned by the upperclassmen that he had dropped 40 points the year before in the alumni game (he was in his mid-40's at the time). So the respect we had for those guys and that team was still present and we knew how good they were. Having the privilege to hear stories from former members of that team is always inspirational. Currently, every recruit I bring on campus I show the national championship banner and tell them our mission is to get another one. I also show them the Hall of Fame plaque of the 1976 team and say when we win the national title we ALL get in the hall of fame."

Buckman, an Army veteran who served two tours in Iraq, first heard of logger sports more than a decade ago when he was in his second deployment. He was wondering what to do after getting out of the Army and considering colleges in Montana. When he saw that FVCC had a logger sports club, the idea rooted somewhere deep in his mind.

With the Android ecosystem constantly expanding and diversifying, diagnosing and resolving operating issues can become more challenging. Logger comes to the rescue by providing a comprehensive view of what's happening on your system, making the diagnostic process faster and easier. When users encounter a system or app issue, the only thing left for them to do is to hit the Start & Stop buttons. With its Log Auto Upload feature, the collected logs can be automatically sent to the Unitech support team for analysis.

Logger offers Log Auto Upload, which allows the collected logs to be automatically uploaded to the Unitech server. This feature helps the Unitech support team to retrieve the logs for analysis easily.

Logger offers Intent APIs to Start and Stop logging. These Intent APIs can be used in conjunction with MDM solutions to remote trigger a log session, and have the logs automatically uploaded to the Unitech support team.

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Following the 2021 season, both Owen Shellhammer and Dylan Joyce earned All-West Region honors. The 2018 Loggers finished top three in the NWC for several team statistics, including runs, batting average, and on-base percentage. Four Loggers earned All-NWC honors, including Kyle Strash's Freshman of the Year nod. Strash led the league in both batting average and on-base percentage.

During the 2017 season, Puget Sound tied the program record for best fielding percentage (.949). The 2017 Loggers also posted the program's third-best team ERA since 2000, with a 4.32 mark. Halstead guided a young team in which freshmen combined for a .277 batting average in more than 400 at-bats. Among those freshman, catcher Ricardo Barazza was named to the All-Northwest Conference Second Team. Pitchers Eric Crispell and Merle Rowan-Kennedy earned All-NWC Honorable Mention.

Coach Walz completed his 26th season with the Puget Sound baseball team in 2015. Walz is a graduate from Washington State University ('71) and worked with the legendary Bobo Brayton (former WSU coach) as an assistant coach. Coach Walz was the interim Head Coach at Puget Sound in 1995.

In the conference, Mee was included on the first team along with junior teammate Jaime Gilden. LaRona Luscher, senior, was named to the second team while juniors Alysha Martin and Logan Best were honorable mention selections.

Data Loggers ensure that all information about a sample - location and depth, surrounding water chemistry readings, observations from the control van team, and photos on the seafloor and in the lab are all digitally bundled with a sample so future researchers understand not only the sample but the context in which it was collected.

The La Crosse Loggers are a La Crosse, Wisconsin based baseball team playing in the Northwoods League, a collegiate summer baseball league. Since the team's inaugural season in 2003, they have played at Copeland Park. The ballpark is nicknamed "the Lumberyard."[1][2]

The Loggers are one of 22 teams in the Northwoods League, playing 72 games per season, from late May through mid-August. The Northwoods League is a summer collegiate league that provides an opportunity for college players to spend their summers and display their talents to professional scouts. Players must be enrolled in college and have at least one year of athletic eligibility to participate. The league is designed to give college players the minor league experience, providing players an opportunity to play under the same conditions using wooden bats and minor league specification baseballs, experiencing overnight road trips, and playing nightly before fans in a stadium.[6]

It will be another weekend full of high school basketball for local prep teams with two local schools hosting tournaments to close the week. In Miranda, South Fork High is hosting their Gene Cotter Memorial Tournament with both a boys and girls section, while Eureka will have their first Logger Classic in their new Jay Willard Gymnasium for a boys tournament.

The nightcap for the Logger Classic on Thursday is the host team Eureka facing Upper Lake at 7:30 p.m. Similar to McKinleyville, the Loggers aim to improve on its 1-2 mark in the Arcata tournament last weekend, but Eureka ended on a high note beating Red Bluff 65-41 in the seventh place game to bring their season record to 5-3. 2351a5e196